According to a report by BBC Sport on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Bayern Munich moved up to second place in the UEFA Women's Champions League table following their crucial 2-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain in France, one of five matches played on Matchday 4.

With nine points from three matches, Barcelona has maintained their perfect record with three consecutive victories. They continue to lead the 18-team competition. The Spanish champions have an outstanding goal differential of +17 after scoring 19 goals and allowing just two.

With eight points from four matches, Bayern Munich are now in second place, having extended their unbeaten run with a victory against PSG. With the same amount of points after their scoreless draw against Häcken in Sweden, Chelsea is in third place.

Despite both teams' record of two wins and two draws, the German side boasts a better goal differential of +4. Chelsea's record is +3.

With seven points after three matches, OL Lyonnes are in fourth place and Arsenal are in fifth place as well. After three games, Juventus has six points, putting them in sixth place.

With their first league victory of the season, a 4-1 road victory against Inter Milan, Manchester City moved up to seventh place.

After their first win in the competition after three straight draws, Real Madrid defeated Paris FC 3-0 to move up to eighth place with six points.

After losing their first game of the season to Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain slipped to ninth place with five points.

After their 2-1 win over Servette, Roma moved up to 10th place with four points; Inter dropped to 11th place after losing to Manchester City, also with four points.

With three points each, HB Køge, Benfica, and Servette are in 12th, 13th, and 14th positions, respectively.

The following teams round out the standings: 15th and 16th place, respectively, with two points each: Häcken and Paris FC; 17th and 18th place, respectively, with one point each, Austria Wien and OH Leuven.

The matches from Matchday 4 will resume on Wednesday, November 11, with Juventus facing OL Lyonnes and OH Leuven facing HB Køge.

Several European heavyweights are still fighting for spots in the knockout stages, and Barcelona will try to keep their summit position with two rounds left after this week's matches.